Linguistics: German (Master's degree)

Master’s Program: Linguistics (German Language) is a field within the social-humanitarian sciences that studies the theory and practice of the German language, including phonetics, morphology, syntax, lexicology, pragmatics, as well as the social and pedagogical aspects of the language. This program provides students with knowledge and skills in language analysis, translation, teaching German, and conducting linguistic research.

Graduates of the Master’s Program in Linguistics (German Language) may work in the following professions:

• Linguist — conducting scientific research in German language and linguistics.
• Translator — performing written and oral translations.
• German language instructor — teaching in schools, colleges, and universities.
• Researcher in linguistics — carrying out scientific studies and linguistic projects.
• Terminologist — developing specialized terminology and lexical databases for the German language.

And other relevant professions!

Duration of Study: 2 years